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SUMMARY:Ομιλία κας Σοφίας Μπακογιάννη "Anten
 nas in Body-centric Wireless Communi
 cations"
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 a685ab87c5a429fbc\nAbstract\n Antenn
 a engineering has been dynamically o
 riented towards the remote accessibi
 lity of the implantable medical devi
 ces (IMDs). Wireless medical telemet
 ry may nurture an improved life qual
 ity and diminish the concern of an u
 rgent medical disorder via the dista
 nt patient state supervision. Miniat
 ure antennas can be integrated into 
 IMDs to communicate with an external
  control base station and wirelessly
  transmit vital signs (e.g., cardiac
  beat, blood pressure, and body temp
 erature). The issue of the power sup
 ply, also, arises due to the long-te
 rm use of the implantable apparatuse
 s. Wireless power transfer may negat
 e the need of the repeated surgeries
  and eliminate potential health issu
 es.\n Furthermore, within the framew
 ork of wireless body-area networks, 
 wearable antennas can be applied to 
 improve the personal and professiona
 l life routine in applications such 
 as health monitoring, military, and 
 rescue services. On-body and off-bod
 y wireless channels can be establish
 ed allowing communication between a 
 wearable antenna and body-mounted ap
 paratus or between the antenna and e
 xternal nodes, respectively. Upon th
 e enhancement of wearable system per
 formance, antenna reconfigurable pro
 perties seem to be beneficial.\n Abo
 ut the speaker\n Sofia Bakogianni re
 ceived the Diploma degree in electri
 cal and computer engineering from th
 e National Technical University of A
 thens, Athens, Greece, in 2007, the 
 M.Sc. degree in microelectronics-opt
 oelectronics from the University of 
 Crete, Heraklion, Greece, in 2010, a
 nd the Ph.D. degree in electrical an
 d computer science from the Universi
 ty of Patras, Patras, Greece, in 201
 8. She has authored or co-authored m
 ore than 20 journal and conference p
 apers. Her research interests includ
 e antenna theory and design, implant
 able antennas, wearable antennas, RF
 /microwave circuits, wireless power 
 transfer, and electromagnetics. She 
  was a recipient of National Award a
 nd Scholarships. She serves as a rev
 iewer at the IEEE Transactions on An
 tennas and Propagation, the IEEE Ant
 ennas and Wireless Propagation Lette
 rs, and at various international con
 ferences.\n
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